Justin Busch Real

Justin Busch Naive (1)

Justin Busch

A bittersweet acoustic song about growing up but holding onto faith in young love. Features acoustic guitar, piano, strings, and male vocals.

Justin Busch On Your Own

Justin Busch

An authentic bluegrass song about trusting those who help you on your journey. Features male vocals, acoustic guitar, banjo, fiddle, and drums

Salty and Sweet (1)

Justin Busch

A midtempo acoustic pop song about enjoying a summer at the beach. Features acoustic guitar, bass, drums, percussion, organ, and male vocals.

Justin Busch It's A Long Road (1)

Justin Busch

a thoughtful midtempo country song about the journey of life. Features acoustic guitar, bass, drums, bari, steel, fiddle, male vocals

Justin Busch Picture (1)

Justin Busch

A fun yet moving Country song about being in the moment. Features acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass, drums and male vocals.

Justin Busch Miss Those Years (1)

Justin Busch

A folk influenced rock song about missing past years that had both good and bad memories. Features acoustic guitar, electric guitar, organ, bass, drums and male vocals.

Fife & Field Drum

A stirring marching theme with period-piece authenticity, featuring fife melodies and snare drums. The Civil War-era vibe is ideal for historical or educational storytelling.

What Do I Know?

'What Do I Know?' is a gentle piano ballad about love when it doesn't work out. The song details the experience of knowing everything about someone, and then watching them move on with somebody else. Perfect for breakup scenes.

Rio Bibey - Solo Guitar (Minimalist Acoustic Folk, Documentary & Corporate)

A stripped-back, minimalist solo acoustic guitar version of "Rio Bibey." Focused purely on intimate fingerpicking and a raw, organic performance, this edit works seamlessly for sensitive documentary scenes, delicate corporate background tracks, storytelling reels, and quiet moments. 100% instrumental music.

The Architect

Sad, melancholic, acoustic track about watching the person you once loved move on in the life you built together with someone else.

Worry the Birds

An acoustic-driven folk track with a traditional Celtic-influenced feel, featuring fingerpicked acoustic guitar, subtle strings, and expressive, gravelly lead vocals. The arrangement balances a dark, somber narrative tone with a steady, driving rhythmic pulse, making it ideal for period dramas, rugged outdoor scenes, or introspective TV/film moments. Suggested Sync Placements: Period & Historical Dramas: End credits or background scoring for gritty, historical, or Appalachian/Celtic-inspired drama series (e.g., Outlander, Peaky Blinders, Yellowstone). Indie Film & Documentary: Montages focused on resilience, manual labor, heritage, or travel through rugged natural landscapes. Character-Driven TV Scenes: Pivotal narrative moments involving travel, quiet reflection, emotional resolve, or confronting hardship. Promos & Trailers: Teaser trailers for dark drama, wilderness survival, or historical crime series needing an authentic, rustic acoustic texture. Keywords & Pitch Metadata: Genre: Folk / Indie Folk / Acoustic Mood: Melancholic, Resilient, Earthy, Reflective, Dramatic Instruments: Acoustic Guitar, Strings, Vocal Sounds Like: The Decemberists, Damien Rice, Glen Hansard, Traditional Celtic Folk

Capitano

It is gentle acoustic and chilled. The lyric talks about dreams and creativity. Images of the sea and a few Spanish references.